Introduction
1: Types of Separations & Deployments
2: Being apart but staying together
3: Preparing to Return Home
4: Physical, Mental and Spiritual Care
5: Health Issues
6: Life Goes On
Resources
Janelle B. Moore has spent the last 14 years as part of a “think
tank” consulting practice that provides executive-level advisory,
planning, coaching, and training services for both civilian and
defense agencies within the federal government and private firms.
She is a former military spouse, parent of a military dependent
with special needs, and an advocate for military families, children
with disabilities and veterans. She is the co-author of several
books with Don Philpott, including The Capital Planning &
Investment Control Guidebook. As well as co-author of The Military
Marriage Manual (R&L, 2011), Life After the Military (R&L,
2011), The Wounded Warrior Handbook (Government Institutes, 2008),
and Special Needs Families in the Military (GI, 2011).
Don Philpott has been writing, reporting, and broadcasting on
international events, trouble spots, and major news stories for
almost 50 years. He is the author or co-author of more than 200
books, including The Wounded Warrior Handbook (GI, 2008).
Drawing on the experiences and insights of service members,
veterans, their families as well as their own, the authors have
developed a guide that provides a comprehensive, practical, and
relatable overview of strategies and resources to promote
resilience and recovery as service members and their families
negotiate the challenges posed by deployment and separations during
active duty service and the years beyond. Military members,
veterans, their families as well as service providers will find
this a valuable reference.
*Elisabeth Stafford, MD, Colonel (Retired) U S Army*
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